Resources by Type

Resources on community organizing and evaluation are sorted into three major categories:

1. Theoretical approaches to evaluation – perspectives on the need for evaluation and its role in strengthening organizing and social change efforts.
   
2. Tools or methodologies – specific processes that can help organizations implement evaluations of organizing.
   
3. Case studies – stories of efforts to evaluate organizing work that illuminate key approaches and challenges that foundations and nonprofits may also be facing.

Use the links above or the navigation to the left to find relevant hardcopy and web resources. Resources that apply to more than one category are included in all appropriate sections.